Workshops incorporate audience participation through active means: teaching a skill. trying a dance, or making a craft through a more “hands-on” approach. For example, a crafting workshop meant to teach painting may guide the audience through the process by having instructors provide directions and feedback to members of the audience as they paint. Another workshop about the game of Go may cover the history of the game and teach audience members how to play as they go through examples and ultimately play among themselves. A dance Workshops might focus on a specific aspect of K/J-pop dancing or teach a cultural group dance.

Workshops has multiple crafting rooms and a room with an open floor plan for all types of wonderful interactive events. Our rooms host large groups of attendees – ranging from 70 to 225 people! – working individually on the same activity and making memories along the way! Fear not, for those of you looking for a less monumental experience, we will still have smaller rooms and events for attendees of all ages and skill levels.